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How Much Money Do YouTubers Make?

Minimum Requirements to Make Money on Your YouTube Channel

There are several ways to earn money with YouTube business ideas. And each of them has different minimum requirements. To earn money through ad revenue, you must:

You can also make money through channel memberships, which allow subscribers to sign up for extra paid content. Or you could sell merch that viewers can purchase. For these revenue streams, you must be at least 18 years old and have at least 1,000 subscribers. Then there’s potential income through Super Chat and Super Stickers, which simply requires you to live in a country where this feature is available. And YouTube Premium subscription revenue is available to any channel watched by YouTube Premium subscribers.

How Much Money do You Make on YouTube?

Not all YouTubers make money. You have to build up your subscriber base and views before you even think about earning an income. However, there are some YouTubers who make millions. In fact, the top earner from 2020, Ryan Kaji, brought in $29.5 million last year. However, most make significantly less than that. The average channel with a million subscribers makes around $60,000 a year.

How Much Money do YouTubers Make Per View?

There is no exact formula for how much is earned per view. Google usually pays between $0.01 and $0.03 per ad view. But top channels may earn up to $0.05. You can also earn more for each view if you get subscribers to take separate action like clicking an affiliate link or purchasing merchandise.

How Much do YouTubers Make Per 1000 Views?

The exact amount YouTubers can make per 1,000 views varies based on factors like engagement and type of content. However, average YouTubers make about $18 per 1,000 ad views. You can earn more with extra revenue streams like affiliate marketing and merchandise.

How Much does a YouTuber Make Per Hour?

The amount of money you can get paid per hour by making YouTube varies dramatically. The YouTube Partner Program pays based on video views, not hours worked. So a high profile YouTuber like Jeffree Star may make thousands of dollars for each hour spent working on YouTube videos. But a brand new YouTuber may have to work for free for years to build up an audience. The average hourly rate falls somewhere around $25 for monetized channels.